Additional file 1 of Nutritional management and maize variety combination effectively control Striga asiatica in southern Africa

Additional file 1: Table S1. Amounts of single super phosphate and phosphorus used. Table S2. Mean squares for maize heights from week 1 to week 11 after crop emergence. Table S3. Mean squares for S. asiatica attachments and counts. Figure S1. S. asiatica counts across the six maize genotypes in pots under glasshouse conditions at the University of Zimbabwe in the 2014/15 rainfall season. Vertical lines represent standard errors pooled from three replications. Figure S2. Leaf biomass (g) of the Striga infected and uninfected maize hybrids grown in pots in response to different phosphorus levels under glasshouse environment at the University of Zimbabwe in the 2014–2015 crop growing season. Vertical bars are the standard errors shared from three replications. Figure S3. Striga infected and uninfected cultivar effects on cob biomass (g) of the maize hybrids grown in pots under glasshouse conditions at the University of Zimbabwe in the 2014/15 rainfall season. Vertical lines denotes standard errors shared from three replications. Figure S4. Effects of variety on Striga haustorial attachments on roots of six maize hybrids grown in pots under glasshouse conditions at the University of Zimbabwe in the 2014/15 rainfall season. Vertical lines shows standard errors shared from three replications. Figure S5. Striga infected and uninfected cultivar effects on grain yield (g) of the maize hybrids grown in pots under glasshouse conditions at the University of Zimbabwe in the 2014/15 rainfall season. Vertical lines shows standard errors shared from the three replications. Figure S6. Maize grain yield (g) of the Striga infected and uninfected maize hybrids grown in pots at different phosphorus levels under glasshouse environment at the University of Zimbabwe in the 2014–2015 crop growing season. Vertical bars are the standard errors shared from three replications. Figure S7. Phosphorus effects on root:shoot of the Striga infected and uninfected maize hybrids grown in pots under glasshouse conditions at the University of Zimbabwe in the 2014/15 rainfall season. Vertical lines depicts standard errors shared from three replications.